Women in Sports

Charlotte Flair wrote about…………. everything: “This isn’t for my haters. Honestly, this isn’t even for my fans. This is for myself.”

After 14 seasons, Allie Quigley says goodbye to the WNBA: “I love knowing that these next generations of players are just going to get to play in better and better and better versions of the W.”

Mikaela Shiffrin on her PTSD diagnosis: “This pain … this was a new one for me.”

Ahead of the Champions League Final, Beth Mead pens this letter to her mum: “I know that my mum will be watching down on us – her girls.”

Ahead of the WNBA draft, Hailey Van Lith’s dad, Corey, leaves an emotional voicemail for his daughter. 

Hannah Hidalgo has a message for Notre Dame fans: “I’m excited now for an offseason to get better. More than anything, I am excited to do it again at Notre Dame.”

Jewell Loyd says goodbye to the Seattle Storm: “I’ll continue to carry the spirit of Seattle with me wherever I go.”

Last September, Manchester United and England midfielder Ella Toone lost her dad. She wrote this for him: “This is my first try at really talking about it.... But I wanted to write this, for anyone grieving and feeling alone.”

Kelsey Mitchell opens up about losing her father, finding strength in her Fever family, and the WNBA season that changed everything: “This was one of the hardest seasons I’ve ever been through.”

It’s Fashion Week in The City that Never Sleeps and Mikaela Shiffrin made the most of it.

Five years later, Bianca Andreescu is beginning again. This is her story: “Whenever I leave the tunnel and step out onto the court, I always feel a bit of that magic from before. I still think that anything is possible.”

Ahead of her first Olympic Games, Rose Zhang pens a letter from Paris: “I will always be that little girl hitting balls into the desert, but the person I am now is so much more than that, too.”

Lydia Williams writes a letter to the Matildas: “The Matildas became like a second family to me.... If I made mistakes, it was OK. If I broke down crying in training, nobody told me to go home.”

Alise Willoughby ahead of the 2024 Olympics: “At the end of the day, I’m still me. Alise. The person. And, no matter what I do…. The sun will still come up.”

Jordan Chiles is paving the way for the next generation of athletes. 

A statement from the WNBPA JEDI Committee: “Get prepared to make your voice heard with us.”

This is Raven Johnson in her own words: “I’ve been challenged in every possible way, and instead of quitting, I let the hard times make good times.”

Chiney Ogwumike shares her thoughts on the WNBA’s bright future: “From being the target of jokes, to putting up juggernaut numbers. Women’s basketball is shining.”

March Madness is off and running, and we’ve got another freshman superstar on the show, none other than the ACC ROY and DPOY – Hannah Hidalgo! The duo gets into Hannah’s incredible rookie season and Notre Dame’s tournament potential. Tune in! 

This week we’ve got the reigning National Freshman of the Year and Florida State superstar, Ta’Niya Latson!

The NCAA Tournament is underway, and this week we’ve got a freshman phenom from the No. 1 seeded Texas – Madison Booker!

You didn’t pick USC before, so why start now?

“I’ll just say that I love the University of Texas and whenever y’all want me there, I’ll be there. And if y’all say I’m a Longhorn legend then it’s an honor I’ll wear forever.”

Laia Aleixandri shares her story: “You may remember me as one of the 15 players who sent those emails to the Spanish football federation.”